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Since twitter went down the other week hackernews is now the primary 'is it down?' news site.
I don't think this is the appropriate forum for "is down" postings. Post-mortems are interesting.
If you're a community driven project or organization using Slack, then take a look at https://zulipchat.com/ for something that sucks less, and is open source software. I've found it much more pleasant to use and less buggy than Slack.
I expect an economic downturn worst than the Depression in the 30's.
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You can apply the same logic to email and the internet in general.
Comparing one proprietary service to federated and open services? I'm not following you
My Android tests on my test device started failing at the same time. Is Slack app's background service flooding my network?
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You can apply the same logic to email and the internet in general.
Comparing one proprietary service to federated and open services? I'm not following you
Likewise for Internet service... if my local AT&T connection went down, it doesn't matter how open and resilient the Internet is, I'm not getting online until it's fixed.
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I don't think this is the appropriate forum for "is down" postings. Post-mortems are interesting.
They're upvoted because people can't resist making the same tired "see? we are over-reliant on {Slack,Github,Cloudflare,etc}!" comments.
If you're a community driven project or organization using Slack, then take a look at https://zulipchat.com/ for something that sucks less, and is open source software. I've found it much more pleasant to use and less buggy than Slack.
Disclaimer: I've done a GSoC project with them last year.
If you're a community driven project or organization using Slack, then take a look at https://zulipchat.com/ for something that sucks less, and is open source software. I've found it much more pleasant to use and less buggy than Slack.